tophatted

See also: top-hatted

English

Adjective

tophatted (not comparable)

1. Alternative form of top-hatted
   • 1950 November 15, “Floats and Bands In Homecoming Pre-Game Parade”, in Stuff, volume 14, number 5, Collegeville, Ind., page four, column 3:

     The scene was a solitary lamppost, with a tophatted tippler leaning on it.

   • 1957 November, Coffee and Tea Industries and the Flavor Field, page 45:

     Under that clown hat at the right is E. A. Shalders, with tophatted N. R. H. Fleming, R. T. A. (Gorilla) Cooper, tophatted W. Gardner Barker and Mrs. (Senora) M. A. Reilly.

   • 1970 August/September, Lorna P. Gulston, “Two More for Champagne”, in The Ladder, volume 14, number 11/12, page 27, column 2:

     The tophatted ghost sighed.